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We've a bright Drip-dry cottons, plaids, corduroy or velveteeth selection Of warm ones for boys and 2 to 3x .... $2,98 to $5.95 girls. 4 to 6x „,.. „,„,„„„„.„ $3.98 to $7.98 OULD Phone 974 Exeter Oay show tepolrOnt from the :First World War transwent bails, An a es of eaell era were riletlted the present day, Models of the Best Air Force out- Noe $ The Times-Advocate, September 22, 1960 AT THE CONTROLS—Youngsters got the thrill of a lifetime Saturday when they were snowed to sit in the cockpits of several planes on display at RCAF Station Centralia. At the controls of this Expediter are Robin and Heather McAdam, children of Mr. and Mrs.. Eugene McAdam of the Clinton area, —T-A photo • ..wfi:•N,:,..!1'40 . ..:,,, . .f,*. 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' in charge of Mrs. Sid Baker Twenty-five dollars was donated. chairlady. to Concordia College Guild at The topic was "The Responsi- Edmonton. bility of the WSWS in the local Personal items church.", Mrs. Ervin Schade Mr. Thomas Klumpp, who was I read the scripture, Mrs. Chas rushed to St. Joseph's Hospital Snell outlined the subject and the by ambulance last week, was', able to return. home much im-' proved on. Saturday via Mr. Harry }Milian's ambulance. A congregational supper will be held in the EUB Church Fri- day, September 23, at. 6:30 p.m. Schneider's will show movies following supper. Automatic transmission, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Schlutcher tone finish. one owner. of Pigeon, Mich,, spent the Weekend with Mrs.. Cora. Geiser. Mr, Bruce Merner and, Mrs. Lou Sturgethr of Landfall spent Sunday with Mrs., Matilda, Pie- ter, Mr, and Mrs. Joe Bruce of Save '10 ." On Famous James Bros. Mode-To. ‘Measure Suits played in the nude this Year. .11lot plastic skin revealed the co PI/gated-electrcol.c. 4 equipiti Which makes 14. - The ,calisthenics display, feat,, uring 511X. program, attracted. big crowd. Pawls, a machinery parade, and precision were other features of the afternoon. Only dull thing ,about it was the weather, - ..,aashwood comments By MRS. ERVIN RADE-R group was divided into three dis- cussion groups with Mrs. Leta Taylor reporting. - Rev. W. J.*Gillings discussed church discipline, Mrs. Louis . Weigand led in prayer and. Mrs. Taylor gave a reading. Saturday. EUB Churcr, WMWS Sacrifice Sale 1957 DODGE DELUXE SEDAN 2- EdmrFs.lynn Arthur :. Simpson, follow- ing over a week in Victoria Hos- pital for observation and tests, underwent an operation Monday, On Sunday, Sept. 25, Harvest Sept. 19. Thanksgiving services will be Mrs. Jim Sigsworth is improv- held at St. James Church at ing in. St. Joseph's Hospital and 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. with the expects to be home soon. guest speaker, the Rev. Sidney Mr. and Mrs. Ed Flynn were Semple of St. Thomas who took guests of Mr, and Mrs. Alex the service on Sunday, Sept, 18 Flynn in Mitchell on. Sunday and with the service of Holy Corn- also visited Mr. And Mrs. Lloyd minion. Elliot and famiy. On Oct. 2 due to the Harvest Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Ctrter Thanksgiving services at Holy and Ian visited with Mr. and Trinity Church, Lucan, the serv- Mrs. Bill Walden of Chatham at ice at 9;45 a.m. at St. James their cottage in the Beach of Church will be withdrawn. Pines, Grand Bend, on. Sunday. At the Clandeboye United Mr. and 'Mrs. J. H. Paton and Church on Sunday, Oct, 2 the Clare and William Allwright World-Wide Communion service were guests of Mr. and Mrs. will bp observed. • Wilfred Logan and. Myrna of On Sunday, Sept. 11, the Rev. Thorndale on Sunday. N. D. Hick of Ailsa Craig Unit- Mrs. Mervin Carter, teacher ed Church was the guest speak- at SS 1 Stephen, attended the er here due to the Rev. G. W, Teachers' Federation session on Sach, pastor, being guest speak- Friday in London. er at Brinsley United Church. The two bowling teams, the Clandeboye Cuties and the Clan- Relatives live' here deboye Clowns with Mrs. R. Blake and Mrs. B, Bradley as captains enjoyed some time on Monday evening at the Lucan Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Maths and Mr. Maurice Simpson call- ed at the MacLennan funeral home in Ripley where the late Bowling Lanes. Mr. William D. Cox, 84 years, Blake Beck and sons have taken up residence in Maurice Simpson's apartment. Mr. and. Mrs. Andy Carter visited. Mrs. Carter's sister, Mrs. Clarence Lewis, in St. Joseph's Hospital where she has been. for four months. She hopes to be home soon. spending 19 days . in St. Joseph's Hospital following the flash fire while burning grass at home Sy MRS.. PATON agarigrairamstemzz4400raniLda,CL!:',':Y-:.:"Visailarigentagarn= Reception for newlyweds which caused extensive burns to A reception and dance was his hands and arnts. Mr. and Mrs. Rea Neil visit- Lucan held in the Memorial Centre in. ed the former's brother, Mr. for Mr. and Mrs. Keith Simpson, nee Jeanette Blake, and Mrs. Alton Neil and Donald last Friday night. of Whalen. Mr. and Mrs. Rea An address of best wishes was Adams of London were also read by Clarence Car t er with guests on Sunday, Mrs. Will Flynn of Kincardine Tom. Tomes making the presen, tation of a gift of money on, be- spent a week with Mr, and WS, half of the friends of the com- munity; Dancing was enjoyed. Church news RCAF Centralia played host to the biggest crowd in its history Sa turda y„ And the spectators, estimated. at between 15,000 and 20,000 strong, were treated to the sta- tion's best Air Force Day show yet. The combination made every- body happy. Even the weather co-operated — the rain held off until the famous Golden Hawks bad completed their aerobatics. Station police reported close to 1 4,000 cars jammed the bilge par- king field for the Saturday after- noon program, Another year, I they say, .they'll have to provide more accommodation for the, growing :crowd, Now the only flying station in the district, Centralia' is attract- 'ing spectators from a wider area than ever before. They 'flocked to the station Saturday • from Windsor, Chatham,..Kitch- , ener and other distant points, Despite some curtailment in the flying show because of a low standing picture display Also de- . ....„ .. .„ . tions were the beet ,yet, So was pitted the RCAF'S prPgresS, RCAF Cliiiton!:s radar .exhibi- tions . fe the guided missile :display, "Sgt, Electra" Clinton's fa- mous meeltanical robot, was dis- ceiling, the 'station presented a sparkling three-heur show which clicked off like precision clock. work, The Golden Hawks, of course, highlighted the program even though they had to cancel. their vertical manoeuvres, including the epectaeular "boinburst," be- cause of low clouds. Equally as fascinating was a dim-doodle display by A Hu Scorpion helicopter. Although it was as slow in the air as the Hawks were swift, its amazing .ma.noeuverability thrilled t h crowd almost as =eh, Centralia's own fancy "Smoke- Eaters," the "Red Knight" T-33 jet, Dakota paradrop and the Canso with its jet-propelled take- off added to the thrills. It was almost too thrilling for, some of the kids, especially the younger ones. A few bawled lust- ily When the jets bellowed over the field. Although the air antics of the planes were more exciting, the Air Force Day - crowds' facina, Lion for take-offs -persists. Fen- ces along the tarmacs were jammed with spectators while crafts of every description roared down the runways. 'Matching the excellence of the air show was the ground display, Two hangars converted into ex- hibition halls were crowded most of the afternoon with people fas- cinated by radar, missile, wea- ther, and many other exhibits, One interesting display showed the development of the RCAF of Huron township, who died on Saturday, lay at rest. He is survived by his wife, the former Martha Collins, a daughter, Mrs. John (Mary) Scott, a. brother, Rev. Benson Cox, Hollyrood, and a sister, Mrs. Alfred (Ada) Hodgins, De- CENTRALIA ATTRACTS RECORD CROWD —Attendance at the combined Centralia- trait. The funeral service was held Clirit011 Air Force Day at Centralia. Saturday was estimated between 15,000 and 20,000, on Monday afternoon from, the the largest ever. Parking officials reported nearly 4,000 cars jammed the field pro- funeral home. Many relatives vided. Part of the trowd is shown in this shot of the tarmac. —RCAF photo and-friends of the family are in: this community, Personal items Mr. And Mrs.. Joe Lucemore and daughter Amy Joe, of Lang- ton, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Simpson. Miss Elizabeth Mains Of Dor- chester spent Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. Emily Tomes, Ladies' Aid Windsor spent Sunday with Mrs. The president, Mrs. Chas Snell, Mrs. Edith Worthington of. The Ladies' Aid of Zion. Luthe-' Bertha Hayter. presided for the business. Used Conn, Ont, spent the weekend 1 girls. ran Church met for their first; Five ladies from Zion Luthe.- nylons ith Mrs. Murray Hodgins and, are still needed in Sept-Sept- . fall meeting Wednesday evening,Iran Church attneded the Luthe ember and used clothing in Os-I September 14. ran Woman's Missionary League tober. A fall, rally will be held' Mr. Murray Hodgson returned Mrs. Clifford Salmon read the Convention at Fisherville on September 28 in Zurich. Lunch home on Monday afternoon after was served by Mrs. Wally Wein, Mrs. E. Schade and Mrs. W. J. Gillings.